that's really the south african story. the dream is there. we all agree that the visions are there. out south africa before i game here? exactly nothing, as it turns out. but i think based on what i've seen, that if the world can get it right here, a country with a past like south africa's, if they can figure out how to make it work here for everybody. absorb all the people flooding in from all over africa, continue to make mandela's dream a reality, maybe there's hope for the rest of us. >>> for most of my life, libya was a word with bad associations. libya meant gadhafi. libya meant terrorism. >> pan am flight 103 went down in a blazing fireball. >> libya meant a bad place where a comical, megalomaniacal dictator was the absolute power. nobody in libya, however, was laughing. >> reports of explosions. >> clashes between rioters and security forces. >> in 2011, what was previously unthinkable happened. the libyan people rose up and fought for their freedom. >> heavy battles raging around the libyan capital. >> they fought like hell.

they are as south african as black south africans. >> that's exactly right. i hope in the long term with andersoned education for everyone and with benevolent programs to boost people up that have practically nothing in their life, to give them distribution of wealthy in south africa, it is still a country that has enormous natural resources and enormous human resources in productive labor and that sort of thing and enormous potential. and my home is and my dream is and my prayer is that the ambitions of nelson mandela will be realized in the future. >> when you talked about rowe of rodesia into zimbabwe, that was something that a lot of white south south africans became afraid of, the property that you acquired wasn't yours and we'll redistribute it, that was something they felt they weren't getting a fair shake. that worried a lot of people in south africa. could it go that way? when you are talking about human rights these are dicey issues. >> i was very active in make it possible for mugabe to be elected. and when his first foreign visit was to meet with

has dismissed such claims pointing out that south africans of all colors suffer violent crime i don't. come from africa belong to all who live in age. both black and white and there's never been an intention to victimize rides and the vision in the mission of the south african police service is to protect everybody any citizen but the recent passing of nelson mandela who devoted his life to be consigning the races has seen white nerves shoot up personally i think it's going to get worse. preachers they were skewed for you if true it's a sad legacy for a man who devoted his life to building a rainbow nation the unfortunate reality is that south africa is still a very racially divided country there's a huge discrepancy between the haves who tend to be white citizens and the have nots who tend to be blacks who live in townships like this one paula c.r.t. south africa. in other news around the world this hour on that explosion at a crowded islamic cemetery in northwestern pakistan has killed at least eight people and injured sixty others at last occurred as are thousands were gathering at

it's going to happen as well according to genocide watch seventy thousand white south africans have been murdered in the last twenty years right now only fifty thousand white families own more than eighty percent of the lead in south africa and that led. was taken by arms were stored in some black people we wanted to return to the black majority and it's through it's like this that dion take seriously militant black youth are calling on whites colonialists to leave the country we are you regulating to our first assembly point just outside of town and prediction is that they're going to close this rodeo fire so we can leave town. they're going to boxes in but we've got another route. guys a lot of traffic a lot of commotion going on please be on watch out check the traffic and be aware. there's a lot of people that's going to die but i can promise you. on the day of the real evacuation people will hear from all surrounding towns then they'll move on to a permanent location where they'll sit a base if need be for a year or more this is my country i was born here just one more piece of land

has dismissed such claims pointing out that south africans of all colors suffer violent crime i don't. belong to all who live image. both black and white and there's never been an intention to victimize whites and the vision in the mission of the south african police service is to protect everybody in the citizen but the recent passing of nelson mandela who devoted his life to reconciling the races has seen white nerves shoot up personally i think it's going to get worse because they were scared for him if true it's a sad legacy for a man who devoted his life to building a rainbow nation the unfortunate reality is that south africa is still a very racially divided country has a huge discrepancy between the haves who tend to be white citizens and the have nots who tend to be blacks who live in townships like this one. r.t. south africa. about with more news just over half an hour's time next though crosstalk funny how social networks are changing the news agenda coming up. the majority of congress are now millionaires for the first time in history according to the center for responsive

now he runs his own business he employs south africans as well as other immigrants. he says immigrants are more usiness savvy than locals. >> they came from a country that as a background of business. 7% of business are very prominent >> it's only a short distant but the differences are huge. he says it takes courage to start your own business up here. >> we've been thinking of coming here. i'm not talking about opening a business here, you know. only coming here, it was really hard. so for me, there is more positive change in a country than negative change. that's what i say. we don't have a choice. it's a fact. >> he has seen his dreams come true. his house of restaurant is a popular spot where peoplea7guc [soft exotic flute music] ♪ captioning and audio description provided by the u.s. department of education. well, what's happening today is that i've invited ram dass and huston smith for lunch. and ram dass is a really good friend of mine. we got to know each other a few years ago. and huston smith i really don't know at all, so that's extra fun. and these two gu

and if you are out and spent as a suffolk and end with most be in the south african influence. so we would put them all up. the sabah in some suspicion that because this was a new approach to act when trying new arrangements with the overall concern. lulu the asa says it's a constant struggle faced by the country men and women under apartheid which inspired music dvds were good even when i was the year that's the environmentalists so they're crazy. i didn't really see the se iowa sense that something was missing son and wants to stay with the way we heaped on a glance to school yet. the kind of school success and craftsmen you say because they teach that day because circumstances. it's a kind of kept us home. this day no uh oh. since i sae i reach lists and getting to take the reins of the fickle which means i had a nap and ate even playing in the shade you want to climb. which means they own are seeking in prison andrea phone so torn about that which is a beautiful beautiful end up buying that though castro has an even the whole the politics some confusion for its deep scratch

a minority of white south africans are fearing a future as bleak and as gloomy as the dark years of a party eight policy r.t. south africa. defenders of women's rights in saudi arabia may say see their positions reinforced on our website we've got the story of the first female law firm that women can fall back on if they feel oppressed in a male dominated kingdom also online by the time way japanese scientists succeeded in levitating objects in three dimensions using acoustic by brightly but the stories at r.t. dot com. with energy costs soaring the u.k. is being forced to think outside the box when it comes to saving the pennies and one british company has really hit the bull's eye rewiring its business to literally run on customers on wanted calories artie's party boy to report from the pioneering fitness club. the motel here is if in doubt count on the customers sweating in this press still jim on just but in calories that generating an electricity at the same time thanks to nifty new equipment the technology used to it has turned these machines into mini power station the say by u

safe than sorry and so while mandela's passing heralds the end of an era a minority of white south africans are fearing a future as bleak and as gloomy as the dark years of apartheid. south africa. defenders of women's rights in saudi arabia may see their positions reinforced on our website we've got the story of the first female law firm that women can fall back on if they feel oppressed in a male dominated kingdom also online riding the sound waves japanese scientists succeeded levitating objects in three dimensions using acoustic vibrations in the stories and more at r.t. dot com. and with energy costs soaring the u.k. is being forced to think outside the box when it comes to saving the pennies and one british company has really hit the bull's eye rewiring its business to literally run on customers and wanted calories artie's party boy reports from the pioneering fitness club. the motto here is if in doubt work out and the customers sweating in this bristol gym and just butt in calories they're generating an electricity at the same time thanks to nifty new equipment the technology used t

he came out and rather than showing bitterness towards his jailers he recognized they were all south africansnd he was going to create a new south africa, when he was negotiating his future, he made a place for all south africans under the law with rights for everybody. that is how mandela became mandela. >> stephen: so he forgave the people who were violating human rights. >> in essence, yes. >> stephen: why can't you forgive the people who-- why can't you be more like nelson pan della? >> so if i am out there looking for-- because i want to get in like on the ground floor on the next moral rightousness out there, because i don't want to be on the wrong side of apartheid again it's a long story, a long story. i thought was a good idea. to the because they're black but because they were poor. but we'll move on. >> you and ronald reagan. >> exactly. grover norquist. i was over there-- now who was the guy like if i want to get behind, start printing the posters and selling the buttons if i want to be the guy that says i'm on board with mandela who is my new mandela. >> i think the most obvious

that the south africans will keep rates on hold. no rate hike expected by the economists that we have told. -- polled. going to remain on hold. there have been surprises in emerging markets over the last 48 hours. india, then turkey. will south africa follow suit? oil giants had little to show for their spending. major players began issuing profit warnings this month. let's bring in our bloomberg energy reporter, brian spen -- brian swint. selling stakes is one way of dealing with this. >> shell announced this morning they were selling a stake in an offshore field in brazil. shell calculates their investment by subtracting out and he divestments they make and this helps get their numbers down. that net investment number was a wreck last year. -- a record last year. >> if i am a shell investor, i am bombarded at the moment. is there a communication strategy problem here? profit warnings after issuing numbers shortly before -- we are getting news on a fairly regular basis. they are not wanting it together which is the normal strategy.

safe than sorry and so while mandela's passing heralds the end of an era a minority of white south africans are fearing a future as bleak and as gloomy as the dark years of apartheid. south africa. well as the troubles of a russian vessel stuck in sea ice have confirmed life's tough and i am tired took up next on our two we join another crew as they show us just how hard it can be. much if your advice is centered around the negative aspects of american culture example mindful eating social inning avoiding of snacks how much of an influence do you think this american culture has on the rest of the wall and crave of. six to do two things. in the world the snake on the wheel the food they did all the countries worldwide. cape town south africa the i can to make few other of diesel electric research vessels the sport she hoists the flag to show the pilot is aboard an officer with unrivaled knowledge of these waters he still has to ship out into the atlantic and then returns to dock. this is the very last opportunity for several weeks to call home with a cell phone very soon all mobiles will be

by 1960, the south africans knew they were becoming a pariah state.south african foreign minister called in the american ambassador and told him, look, we know everyone is going to vote against us and the united nations. were going to have all kinds of problems. but as long as you support us, it doesn't make any difference. and that is the principal they had here, too, right until the end of the reagan years, 1988, u.s. along with britain was still the towing and blocking resolutions which would call for any kind of sanctions, and supporting south african atrocities and crimes. this is kind of a replay of it. as long as the united states on the most powerful state in the world, continues to play its crucially supportive role, unfortunately, these developments will continue. and this is a prime significance for people like us, for american citizens. it is our responsibility. sharon may have had in direct [indiscernible] whitewash claim for indirect responsibility for sabra shatila , and we have direct responsibility that the government is crucially fac

safe than sorry and so while mandela's passing heralds the end of an era a minority of white south africans are fearing a future as bleak and as gloomy as the dark years of apartheid. south africa and as the troubles of a russian vessel stuck in c.i.s. have confirmed to life stuff in the antarctic next our team will join another crew as they show us just how hard it can be. recently the federal reserve system celebrated its one hundredth birthday in a big con game that just a few years ago no one seems to know about has been in place for one hundred years so let's celebrate the federal reserve by remembering all their accomplishments since nine hundred thirteen firstly they've managed to take the printing of money out of the hands of the u.s. government and thus out of the hands of us voters i what it comes to money who needs to mock received representation anyways they also managed to whittle away the dollars tagging the gold until nixon finally said forget gold let's print our way out of vietnam and because there's no link between the dollar and gold the purchasing power of the dollar has

safe than sorry and so while mandela's passing heralds the end of an era a minority of white south africans are fearing a future as bleak and as gloomy as the dark years of apartheid. south africa. the chaos in post arab spring libya is taking its toll on foreign employees as very fortunately. the mysterious murder although birds and a new zealander just outside tripoli has left the country's overstretched authorities baffled war details are coming up soon. for you give yourself a year or so doing. the faster you run the bride or the lying to customers of a u.k. health club help the environment while keeping food to. food fondant and festivity we'll look at what the russian olympic city of sochi has to offer to those walking there in february this morning just to have. played. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. he survived war atrocities. to make a final decision. has changed his life and the world around him. by giving up. hope. and love to so many children. nikolai the miracle worker on the t.v. . over to go digital the price is the only industry specif

john ferro was just telling you that south africans are going to anemic 0.25%. you can see the momentum coming through in those emerging markets. let's have look at the map of equities. there are spanish retail sales doing better than the market had estimated. this is equity markets at their best. they get a little shot in the arm. what you have going on with the indian central bank, the turkish central bank, we are going to look after ourselves. do what you want to do over there in the fed but you are slaughtering our currencies. we're going to take action. they may not have the reserves to actually hold out but they are going to take action. the betting is that the south africans will now -- equities are getting a buzz. let's check in in the u.k. and see what is driving. minors up by 5%. that ties in with the whole american story. fran, you mentioned a couple of companies. let's give you an indication of where some of them are. under performing at the opening in the ftse. that is a bigger structural story at play at royal dutch. bayer gets a little good news i

of priority. >> south africans learned to be difficult. obviously education is a top issue and shows the involvement of parents and communities. >> we spoke about the high spending. is it evenly distributed. there are report of parents dipping into their own profits. >> technically if you are in a poorer area you should get more money. if you are in a poorer area you suffer from walking to disool, hunger and lousy toilets >> there are issues that have raised from the past. >> graham block speaking live from johannesburg. >> let's go back to our top story. the series of attacks in iraq. 58 people dead. more than 90 injured. we are getting the first pictures coming to us from background and bacuba where the attacks happen. you can see the clean-up operation going on there. clearly vehicles have been at the center of the blast. the investigation will be going on, it's happening against a context of the shi'a government and forces. government forces in a stand off with sunni fighters in anbar province. >> hong kong's chief executive has unveil

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safe than sorry and so while mandela's passing heralds the end of an era a minority of white south africans are fearing a future as bleak and as gloomy as the dark years of apartheid. south africa and i'm free today reinforcement for the families of women's rights in saudi arabia regards the story of the first female law firm that women can fall back on if they feel oppressed in a male dominated kingdom also on our dot com. or riding the sound waves japanese scientists succeed in levitating objects in three dimensions using a close to five ration so had a line to learn more on the unique process. twenty fourteen winter olympics are just around the corner and the host city of sochi is preparing to accommodate sauza of sports fans from all over the world so what's there to do for all those crowds aside from watching the games we've got some tips . you bought your ticket thousands of kilometers below hundreds of the blades and now you're in sochi with a twenty fourteen winter games so when you know watching the skiing hockey or skating what else is there to do well the purpose of a winter game

in france you preach in the united states you are american in south africa you have south african but here in israel you cannot be very interested as israeli find out why citizens are being denied this basic right in just a few minutes here on r t. but first the states in the u.s. and drawing energy boom due to fracking are having to deal with the backlash that comes with it a new report found that people who live in those states have filed hundreds of complaints of well water becoming contaminated because of oil and gas drilling further casting doubt on claims by industry bosses that these problems are rare well let's take a closer look the associated press looked at four u.s. states since two thousand and ten in ohio one hundred and ninety complaints were registered with confirmed with six confirmed cases i should say of contamination people in west virginia filed over one hundred twenty complaints in the same period in four cases the drilling firm did agree to take corrective action pennsylvania saw a nearly nine hundred complaints in the last two years alone and over one hundred c

he's convinced the killings up onto the systematic good to drive when south africans and in particular on this count of the country. he's paid the ultimate price. he's going to the nascent was shocked it on his home. i love a lot. it's so true from the greeting was too mad. only two could on which he used to chew. the thirty three year old was killed in front of her two small children. the informal figures. my everyday think the farmers of the are these really old photos was good of the way. i mean the government is saying that david i paid an effective post because we start demanding anc has dismissed such claims pointing out the south africans of all kind is some divine in korean i don't go away. she hasn't come from some of the room too old and new finance lloyd's ten days of being an intention to victimize why it's our aim and division in additional to stop it the company says the stupid ticket to party. a nice it is said to me some pasta noodles some in ghana. he devoted his life to be co signing the races as he wants nukes shoot up. the sale tickets can be good to us. because tha

they were both south africans. and i think that you can see very enormous fun-loving quality and there's less my mother was running barefoot which seems to be a south african have it, i'm not sure why and it started to rain so she was folded into my father's overcoat. and he lost his arm in the second world war. you can't really see it in this picture, but he did and he very nearly died and what have if it wouldn't have them for coming on line. so they were lovers of life and they were not opposed to madison. it saved their lives. my mother had breast cancer later in her life and survived. and yet, and they've really believed that there comes a point where less is more and life stops being a blessing and becomes a burden or a curse and they wouldn't want that to happen to them. so this is me and my parents about two years after my father's stroke about a year after the pacemaker went in and i think you can see my mother's exhaustion and you can see my father's perpetual confusion. from that time on he very rarely s

the south african rand, very similar picture.lar strengthening iran weakening. -- and rand weakening. thelar situation with argentine peso. they have a problem with insulation. big big problems in the likes of argentina. >> it isn't just a problem for emerging markets ? the temptation is to try to tie something to this. you saw selloff in europe. data.el was the chinese the preliminary reading. this shows you how touchy some investors are. the biggest risk this year for investors was china. it was almost double the second concern, the eurozone risk. >33% of respondents thought the eurozone -- china was a big risk. it is about where we go from here. people are starting to get a little concerned. >> live in douglas was one of the biggest -- davis with one of the biggest investors in renewable energy. ♪ >> china says the japanese prime minister was abating -- the invading the history of aggression when comparing china to japan. speaking in davos, he said that germany and the u.k. went to war to fight strong economic ties. they say t

but with millions of black south africans still living in poverty, education and employment and housingop the national agenda. >> i'm here today because i love the anc, because it has made life better for us. we now have water and houses. >> the anc has give us social grants a job, and now i have an ii.d. and i just feel in my lif. >> this reception is a far cry from the hackling zuma received at the service for nelson mandela last month. some question the anc's relevance in a post apartheid world, and now that the spiritual leader mandela has paspassed on. >> madiba, the anc has always been the organization best place to unite the broadest cross sections of south africans. >> the anc has ruled since south africa's first fully democratic elections 20 years ago. as it heads to polls this year. these people need little convincing. >> well, there's huge police presence in london where a controversial and highly emotive vigil is taking place. we go to our european news center for more and why it has many nervous. >> reporter: it concerns a man called mark duggen who was shot dead by police

. >> he is south african. so, a south african beef jerky. you to construct a dish using beef jerky. mario, you've had a second to think about it. what would you make lloyd blankfein? >> first of all, i would chop one of the hot dogs -- do i get more than one hot dog? i would chop one of them up and dredge it with flour and salt and pepper and some cayenne and make it nice and crispy and hot. i would take the other one, i would butterfly it open until it was flat, dredge in flour and bread crumbs. i would make a hotdog schnitzel and serve it with a crispy hotdog salsa. >> nice. >> yes, please. >> i'm up for that. bobby? >> he is the ceo of mcdonald's, you said? i'm not going to try to serve him a hamburger. i think mcdonald's could use a little more vegetables in its life. so, i will use the sweet-and-sour sauce and i will do a roasted cauliflower, agua dulce, sort of sweet and sour with some red chilies and put it in an earthenware dish, and put it in an oven and roast it. there you go. >> sounds good. tom? >> a midwest guy, he probably like

south africans raised their right and it was a two minute wonder in terms of reaction. let's see if the miners are down. no, it is diageo that really takes the hit their. the chinese story doesn't seem to come through on the mining companies. there are a couple of companies -- you mentioned shell. let's see how they are trading now. that probably needs to update. h&m down 3.2%. roche, they missed on numbers. this is a big drugs company. the big debate is, do you need to do more acquisitions? bloomberg industries ran the numbers. roche has missed on their earnings per share. it is the biggest myth in four years. iss in four years. royal dutch shell up one percent. story, at the currency where this next shoe will drop is anybody's guess. this is basically dollar/yen it is virtually unchanged. have a look at those emerging-market currencies. we will keep an eye on those through the rest of the trading session. back to you. >> thank you so much. joining us for his views on the fed and china and to discuss his latest monthly is alex friedman from ubs wealth management with n

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the first thing that was really important to me was to go to south africa and just understand south africansca. i had a prejudice before i went to south africa because, you know, i was sort of really disgusted by apartheid as a young man. what i needed to understand was how mandela, what he meant to the people of south africa. that was my first stage of preparation. once i could understand that, then i could sort of tackle the -- >> was it daunting? >> absolutely, yeah. i told justin -- >> a big responsibility. >> everyone loves mandela. he's a worldwide citizen. to lay that on a filmmaker's shoulders, it's daunting. >> so justin, how did you come to the realization that he was the only one that could play mandela? >> right from the beginning, he was my first choice. >> you knew? >> i knew. i'm from manchester, england. i went there, lived there for a year and talked to people who knew mandela intimately. he was the star when he walked into the room. he had an aura around him. i had a feeling that idris, who always inhabits a role, he's so subtle and has such grace as an actor. that was it f

a south african won the top prize and most fans had to watch from far away for security reasons. >> ktvuwent out with a harbor patrol boat today and we had to hold on tight as the waves made for a bumpy journey to take a closer look out at pillar point. even up close the waves made the surfers seem tiny and the waves kept building. >> it's been a little spotty but the waves are big. when the waves do come, they're monsters. >> reporter: we were not alone with the monsters. fans filled boats of all shapes and sizes to watch, so many something had to be done. >> before other boats would stay in wade areas to watch the waves now we're keeping them at a clock wise motion so they all get a fair chance to look at the waves and keep in gear. >> invitational champion, chris wiggey baker. >> reporter: meanwhile thousands jammed the oceana hotel to watch a live feed of the contest and saw south african probaker walk away with the prize. once the winners are picked and the boats start coming in the harbor patrol won't change its routine too much because the dangers all along the coast have not stop